RAG using txtai and Llama

Retrieval-Augmented Generation The development in artificial intelligence research, specifically large language models, is hard to miss.

From Moves to Models

The importance of rich learning environment In a previous blog post, I discussed a study demonstrating how the quality of chess players’ decisions is influenced by the improvement in the tools and materials available for learning the skill.

AI & Chess decisions

Advent of AI Large Language Models (LLMs) have become inescapable and are proving to be immensely helpful in numerous situations.

Beyond Big Data - Experiments

Big Data Throughout my scientific career, I have worked extensively with large observational datasets, ranging from NHS Electronic Health Records to decisions made in chess games.

Chess Prodigy: blog post

The Profile Analysis of the Youngest GM in Chess, Abhimanyu Mishra.

Week 6 - SEM (CFA)

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Week 5 - SEM (path models)

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Week 4 - Mixed-effect models

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Week 2 - Generalized linear model

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Advanced Statistical Methods 2024 (course handbook)

Introduction to the module Throughout this course, we will cover three major statistical procedures a) Generalized linear models, b) Structural Equation Modelling, and c) Mixed-effects models.